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Planning Applications Week Ending 30 July 2021 Starred applications below will be determined by Planning Committee. To view planning applications on the website please use the number prefixed with “12/”, “13/” or “14/”. Would Councillors please notify the Development Management Section in writing by 20 August 2021 if they require any of the other applications to be determined by Committee (and to indicate at this stage whether a site visit is required). Requests for committee decisions received after that date will be decided by the Planning Committee Chairman, Deputy Chairman or Planning Working Group in consultation with the City Planning Manager. Prior approval applications for telecommunications installations - Due to the national regulations concerning the approval/refusal of these types of application the above deadlines differ from those of normal planning applications. Councillors are therefore advised to notify the Development Management Section in writing as soon as possible if they wish the application to be determined by the Planning Committee. Every effort will be made, where timescales allow, to comply with these requests to ensure that the application is considered by the usual committee. Members of the public should make comments in writing (by letter or e-mail) before 20 August 2021. Any comments will be available for the public to see. Please contact the Development Management Section or the individual officer specified below to discuss any application or to find out its progress. CONTACT DETAILS: tel: (01482) 612345 e-mail: [email protected] address: Planning Services, Guildhall, Alfred Gelder Street, Hull, HU1 2AA. Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00508/FULL Myton Retail Park 1. Demolition of St Andrews And Q18 Myton Street buildings to create Dockland Simon Mounce Kingston Upon Hull extended 166 space 612920 HU1 2PS open surface car park. 2. Use of car park for (Riverside Area pay and display Team) purposes 3. Erection of boundary treatments 30/07/21 – Page 1 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/00819/FULL Unit 2 Northside Construction of Newington And Q15 Freightliner Road electricity generator sets Gipsyville John Wright Kingston Upon Hull and energy storage 612340 HU3 4UW units with ancillary control equipment. (Riverside Area Team) 21/00939/COU 64 - 74 Newland Avenue Conversion of ground Beverley And Q20 Kingston Upon Hull floor cafe bar into three Newland Graham Varley HU5 3AB units for Class E Uses 612332 and/or Hot Food Take Away Use (Flexible (North Area use), including new Team) shop fronts. 21/01050/FULL 458-464 Holderness Change of use and Southcoates Q01 Road alteration of existing Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull retail unit to form two 612734 HU9 3DS retail units and parking (Park Area to ground floor, and 12 Team) no. apartments to first floor, including new access from Holderness Road and external alterations 21/01052/ADV Hull And East Yorkshire Display of painted mural Central Q22 Eye Hospital to south elevation Laura Gibson Hull Royal Infirmary 612903 Fountain Street (Wyke Area Hull Team) HU3 2JZ 30/07/21 – Page 2 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/01072/FULL Holderness House Erection of freestanding Drypool Q18 Holderness Road glazed solar dome Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull structure in the grounds 612734 HU8 8QX of Holderness House (to (Riverside Area NW of house) Team) 21/01073/LBC Holderness House Listed Building Drypool Q23 Holderness Road Consent:- Chris Peach Kingston Upon Hull Erection of freestanding 612734 HU8 8QX glazed solar dome (Riverside Area structure in the grounds Team) of Holderness House (to NW oh house) 21/01076/COU 22-28 George Street Change of Use of former St Andrews And Q20 Kingston Upon Hull shop to 14no. self- Dockland Aaron Miles HU1 3AP contained flats to 612563 include the following:- Sub- division of existing (Riverside Area ground floor commercial Team) unit into to two separate units by introduction of new access passageway + door leading to first, second and third floors. Conversion of first, second & third floors into 14no. Self- contained flats. Introduction of new windows, velux roof lights & roof lights at first, second & third floor levels to courtyard. 30/07/21 – Page 3 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/01077/LBC 22-28 George Street Application for Listed St Andrews And Q23 Kingston Upon Hull Building Consent for Dockland Aaron Miles HU1 3AP works associated with 612563 change of use to 14 flats, involving:- (Riverside Area Sub-division of existing Team) ground floor commercial unit into two separate units by introduction of new access passageway + door leading to first, second and third floors. Conversion of first, second and & third floors into 14no. Self- contained flats. Introduction of new windows, velux roof lights at first, second & third floor levels to courtyard. 21/01078/FULL 3 - 9 West Street Alterations to shop St Andrews And Q18 Kingston Upon Hull frontage Dockland Brian Savage HU1 3UR 612333 (Riverside Area Team) 21/01079/FULL 35 Ashendon Drive Erection of a single Drypool Q21 Kingston Upon Hull storey side extension to Chris Peach HU8 8DY provide a ground floor 612734 bedroom (6.3m long x (Riverside Area 3.6m wide x 4.3m Team) (ridge) high) 30/07/21 – Page 4 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/01083/FULL Existing Base Station The proposed upgrade Q18 HGL Motors of an existing base Central John Wright Hull station consisting of the 612340 100 Sculcoates Lane replacement of a 15m HU5 1EE lattice tower with a (Wyke Area 22.5m lattice tower Team) supporting 18 no antenna on an open headframe, 4 no 300mm dishes, internal works to an existing cabinet with ancillary development thereto. 21/01085/RES Former Yorkshire Water Erection of six Beverley And Q15 Site commercial units - Newland John Wright Clough Road Variation to Condition 12 612340 Kingston Upon Hull and 13 to allow the self HU6 7PY storage units to be (North Area accessed by users Team) between 05.00 and 23.00 21/01090/TC 62 Westbourne Avenue 1. Reduce height of 2 x Avenue 19 Princes Avenue Poplar trees in rear Ben Foster Kingston Upon Hull garden by 1/3 612483 HU5 3HS 2. Reduce height of 1 x (Wyke Area Pear tree in rear garden Team) by 1/3 (Works to trees in a Conservation Area) 30/07/21 – Page 5 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/01091/TC Lidl 1. Crown lift Sycamore Beverley And 19 Cottingham Road tree to approx. 5.5m and Newland Ben Foster Kingston Upon Hull clean crown 612483 HU5 2PP 2. Crown lift 2 x Horse Chestnut trees to (North Area approx. 5.5m, rebalance Team) and clean crown and reduce spread towards street lighting and building by approx. 3m (Works to trees in a Conservation Area) 21/01092/TC 276 Park Avenue Removal of 10 lowest Avenue 19 Princes Avenue branches from conifer Laura Gibson Kingston Upon Hull tree in rear garden 612903 HU5 4DA (Works to trees in a (Wyke Area Conservation Area) Team) 21/01094/FULL 108 Westbourne Proposed replacement Avenue Q21 Avenue windows to the front Ben Foster Princes Avenue (South) elevation. 612483 Kingston Upon Hull Existing timber sliding (Wyke Area HU5 3HX sash windows to Team) existing bay and first floor window over entrance to be replaced with REHAU heritage vertically sliding sash uPVC windows 30/07/21 – Page 6 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/01095/FULL 630A Anlaby Road Change of use of newly Q16 Kingston Upon Hull built, vacant commercial Boothferry John Wright HU3 6UU unit (approved by way of 612340 planning application ref. (West Area 18/00973/FULL) from its Team) consented retail use to a hot food takeaway (sui generis use), incorporating installation of plant and extraction system and new entrance doors within existing shopfront, and the display of internally illuminated fascia signage. 21/01096/ADV 630A Anlaby Road Display of internally Boothferry Q22 Kingston Upon Hull illuminated fascia John Wright HU3 6UU signage. 612340 (West Area Team) 21/01097/TEL 26th Avenue Installation of 20m high University Q29 Greenwood Avenue street pole c/w wrap- John Wright Kingston Upon Hull around cabinet and; 3 612340 further additional (North Area equipment cabinets. Team) 21/01098/TC 71 James Reckitt Reduce height of Willow Drypool 19 Avenue tree in side garden by Laura Gibson Kingston Upon Hull 30% and remove 612903 HU8 7TJ overhang to adjacent (Riverside Area tenfoot Team) (Works to trees in a Conservation Area) 30/07/21 – Page 7 of 9 Ref Number Location Proposal Ward Committee Officer Contact 21/01105/TC 214 Westbourne Fell 1 x Prunus tree in Avenue 19 Avenue rear garden Ben Foster Princes Avenue (Works to trees in a 612483 Kingston Upon Hull Conservation Area) (Wyke Area HU5 3JB Team) 21/01106/TC 94 Newland Park Proposal to fell 1x Bricknell 19 Kingston Upon Hull conifer in rear garden. Aaron Miles HU5 2DS (Works to trees in a 612563 Conservation Area) (Wyke Area Team) 21/01112/TC 90 Marlborough Avenue 1. Fell 1 Prunus tree in Avenue 19 Princes Avenue rear garden Ben Foster Kingston Upon Hull 2. Remove branches 612483 HU5 3JT from east side of Birch tree in rear garden to (Wyke Area height of approx. 8m Team) (Works to trees in a Conservation Area) 21/01117/FULL 9 Wisteria Way Erection of a single Sutton Q21 Kingston Upon Hull storey side extension Aaron Miles HU8 9WA (6m long x 2m wide x 612563 3.55m high) (East Area Team) 21/01121/FULL 9 Plantation Drive East Erection of Garden Boothferry
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